Iamimmaculate

The recent form tells the story. After last week's second-place finish, Iamimmaculate bounced back immediately to win at The Curragh, which suggests the horse handles pressure and does not sulk after a near-miss. Before that second place, it had a shoddier run six days earlier—a sixth in what was likely a tougher or less suitable race—but the pair of second places in the weeks before that show the horse has been competitive at a solid level for some time now. Iamimmaculate is clearly thriving in the hands of O'Leary's yard, which has already sent out 11 winners this season, a sign of a sharp operation.

The horse broke its duck in September 2025 at Naas, and despite a somewhat uneven record since then, it has notched up a second win within days. For a three-year-old still learning its trade, two wins from eight races is decent progress, and the fact that it is currently active and was racing just days ago means it is fit and ready. Iamimmaculate looks like a horse that could well pick up more races if it continues in this vein.